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== Purpose ==
== Purpose ==
The MEG community worldwide is a small one, with around 150 MEG laboratories. While there is a bi-annual conference, BioMag, there is no associated professional society, and no dedicated journal. Although there are smaller professional groups for clinical MEG, there is no broader group encompassing the entirety of MEG research. The MEG North America workshop was initiated in 2016 to provide an opportunity for North American research and clinical MEG labs to gather in the hopes of fostering collaboration.
The MEG community worldwide is a small one, with around 150 MEG laboratories. While there is a bi-annual conference, BioMag, there is no associated professional society, and no dedicated journal. Although there are smaller professional groups for clinical MEG, there is no broader group encompassing the entirety of MEG research. The MEG North America workshop was initiated in 2016 to provide an opportunity for North American research and clinical MEG labs to gather in the hopes of fostering collaboration.


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===MEG North America Symposium at Biomag 2018===


The half-day symposium was held as a satellite meeting at Biomag 2018, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on August 26, 2018.
*'''Important information:'''

**[[Travel Info | Travel information]]
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| Keynote Speaker || [https://www.cardiff.ac.uk/people/view/238332-singh-krish Krish Singh, PhD] Professor, Head of Human Electrophysiology, School of Psychology, Cardiff University
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| Symposium Chairs || [mailto:nugenta@nih.gov Allison Nugent] Director, MEG Core Facility, NIMH, NIH<br>
[https://www.mrn.org/people/julia-m-stephen/principal-investigators Julia M. Stephen, PhD]
The Mind Research Network <br>
[https://www.dellchildrens.net/services-and-programs/comprehensive-epilepsy-center/magnetoencephalography-meg/meet-our-team/paul-ferrari-phd/ Paul Ferrari, PhD] Dell Children's </br>
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==Important information:==
*[[Travel Info | Travel information]]

Revision as of 13:02, 14 December 2021

Purpose

The MEG community worldwide is a small one, with around 150 MEG laboratories. While there is a bi-annual conference, BioMag, there is no associated professional society, and no dedicated journal. Although there are smaller professional groups for clinical MEG, there is no broader group encompassing the entirety of MEG research. The MEG North America workshop was initiated in 2016 to provide an opportunity for North American research and clinical MEG labs to gather in the hopes of fostering collaboration.


Upcoming Meetings

The workshop alternates with the biannual BioMag meeting, therefore the next MEG North America Workshop will be in 2023. Stay tuned for a formal announcement!

Previous Meetings

2019 MEG North America Workshop and Hackathon

The 2019 MEG North America Workshop was held over November 7th and 8th, 2019, in Bethesda, MD.

The full 2019 program can be accessed here.

Keynote Speakers Stephanie Jones, Associate Professor of Neuroscience, Brown University

Svenja Knappe, Associate Research Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Colorado Boulder

Symposium Chairs

Dr. Allison Nugent (Director, MEG Core Facility, NIMH, NIH)
Dr. Chris Baker (Chief, Section on Learning and Plasticity, NIMH, NIH)

Steering Committee Sylvain Baillet, PhD, McGill University, McConnell Brain Imaging Center

Dimitrios Pantazis, PhD, Martinos Imaging Center, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Timothy P. Roberts, PhD The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Julia M. Stephen, PhD The Mind Research Network

MEG North America Symposium at Biomag 2018

The half-day symposium was held as a satellite meeting at Biomag 2018, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on August 26, 2018.

Keynote Speaker Krish Singh, PhD Professor, Head of Human Electrophysiology, School of Psychology, Cardiff University
Symposium Chairs Allison Nugent Director, MEG Core Facility, NIMH, NIH

Julia M. Stephen, PhD The Mind Research Network
Paul Ferrari, PhD Dell Children's

Important information: